The Roçi family lives in the village of Porocan, three hours away from Gramsh. The family's five children walk more than an hour to reach school, but this is not the only problem for their family, which faces extreme poverty and the pain of losing their mother.
?In addition to other disasters, my wife also hit me. She had never been ill. We got an emergency call, she said I was not coming because it is far and a bad road. I called some fellow villagers and held him in his arms until we got him halfway. If I had the hospital nearby, maybe she would have saved. The hospital is in Gramsh and it takes three hours to get there. It's terrible, the kids get sick I don't know what to do. My whole body is numb. Everything is now destroyed for the children. We wanted to take them to school, but now I do not know how to make it a reality, "the head of the family, Stone, told" Weekends Unlike ".
Stone, along with his five children, is staying in a room with only one destroyed sofa, while also taking care of his ailing mother and sister, who has been diagnosed with schizophrenia for 20 years.
?We don't even have bathrooms, we wash out with cans in the cold. We have a sofa and three on it and the other on the ground. Cement is cold, many times we get sick. We have nothing to do. We are afraid at night, because snakes or wildlife can enter, ?said Ledjani, the eldest son of the family.
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